The Hydro Majestic Hotel - Blue Mountains

The Hydro Majestic Hotel was founded in 1901 by Mark Foy, a retail tycoon of the time as Australia's first health retreat and is rich in history and decadence, with Foy even going as far as to have the name of the town changed to Medlow Bath. This world heritage listed establishment is just under a two hour drive from Sydney in the Blue Mountains National Park and stretches 1.1 Km across the escarpment, with stunning panoramic views over the Megalong Valley. The hotel is beautifully preserved with refined and elegant art deco style interiors to its 54 guest rooms, ballroom, functions areas and 3 restaurants.

The Hydro Majestic Hotel was founded in 1901 by Mark Foy, a retail tycoon of the time as Australia's first health retreat and is rich in history and decadence, with Foy even going as far as to have the name of the town changed to Medlow Bath. This world heritage listed establishment is just under a two hour drive from Sydney in the Blue Mountains National Park and stretches 1.1 Km across the escarpment, with stunning panoramic views over the Megalong Valley. The hotel is beautifully preserved with refined and elegant art deco style interiors to its 54 guest rooms, ballroom, functions areas and 3 restaurants.

The Hotel hosts 3 restaurants, the Winter Garden, Salon Du The and The Boiler House. The Winter Garden hosts decadent high teas in the morning or afternoon and dinners in a spectacular dining room setting, complete with impressively large ornate fireplace and expansive panoramic views over the valley. Guests and day trippers can book in for a delicious high tea to enjoy a selection of cakes, slices and sandwiches paired with champagne or a gourmet dinner whose menu is paired with a selection of Australian and international wines.

Salon Du The is one of the bar & lounges of the hotel which celebrates the oriental history of the Hydro Majestic Hotel with itís Shanghai chic tea room open Friday and Saturday nights serving cocktails and wines from 2pm - 8pm. The Boiler House Cafe is the third establishment that is hosted at the Hydro Majestic Hotel, with 2 levels of dining space and expansive views. The Menu is traditionally Australian and celebrates the produce from around the Blue Mountains region and is open for lunch daily from 11am - 4pm.

The hotels function centre, The Hydro majestic Pavilion, hosts many key events in the region from food and wine shows and cellar door wine tastings, to easter celebrations. The Roaring 20ís Gangster Gaming Casino Night is held in the hotel in February and sees guests try their luck at Blackjack, Poker and Roulette for an evening. During a stay at the Hydro Majestic, there is an expansive number of events in the surrounding area to explore in the local area ranging from the Roaring 20ís Festival to the Rydal Show, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy while staying at the Hydro Majestic Hotel.